Title: Gervonta Davis Seeks Revenge, Accepts Lucas Browne’s Representation, Plans to Open Beth Harner’s Fight After Garcia Relatch
Wilmington, DE – In a shocking turn of events, undefeated lightweight contender Gervonta "Tank" Davis has relinquished his upcoming bout with Abner Mares on May 9, opting to focus on a new, highly anticipated contest. The 25-year-old Philadelphia native has decided to step in and replace the injured Ryan Garcia as the challenger to face Tevin Farmer for the WBA Super Featherweight title. This sudden change comes after Garcia, the initial challenger, was forced to withdraw due to a hand injury.
Immediately following the departure of Garcia, Davis’ team announced that they had secured the services of esteemed boxing coach and promoter, Ricky Hatton. This move has sparked hope among fans and fellow boxers alike, as Davis looks to be in the best shape of his career. The southpaw, known for his dazzling quickness and devastating one-punch knockout power, now has a new ally to help refine his game plan.
"Ricky Hatton is a legend in the sport, and I’m honored to have him in my corner," Davis expressed in a recent interview. "I believe his expertise will only enhance my skills and help me dominate the lightweight division."
The WBA Super Featherweight title bout, pitted against the reigning champion, Tevin "American Idol" Farmer, promises to be an action-packed contest. Farmer, 25-4-1, 5 KOs, is a former IBF super-featherweight titleholder, and his experience in the ring will be a stern test for the rising star, Gervonta Davis.
The stage is set for an electrifying encounter, with the winner propelling themselves to the forefront of the lightweight division. Will Davis’ newfound partnership with Hatton be enough to help him secure a much-desired title win, or will Farmer’s veteran guile prove too much for the up-and-coming challenger? The world eagerly waits to find out, as this match has the potential to write the next chapter in the trajectory of these two talented boxers.
Date: May 9, 2023 Location: The Venue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Start Time: 10:00 PM EST (preliminaries) TV Broadcast: ESPN and ESPN+ Promotion: Top Rank Boxing
